Our sins have consequences on others.  But is against God whom we sin first and foremost!

What can we learn from the Prodigal son?  Well one thing, frequently it’s our failure to remember the Father’s goodness which keeps us from returning to Him.

Can God use the personal testimony of one whose life has been shattered by sin? Absolutely!

But with loud shouts they insistently demanded…and their shouts prevailed.

None of us – regardless of how big, strong, talented, independent, courageous, gifted, etc. – none of us outgrow our need for others.

Churches simply being “open for business” is no longer enough.  You and I need to invite people to come!

If King David were living today, he’d likely attribute current events as the judgment of God.

Like Peter, many Christians “follow Jesus at a distance” today too.

What confidence it brings knowing that wherever life takes you, you’ll always have someone by your side.

Love. Do good. Pray. Give. Lend without expectation.  Be merciful.  The Christian life is just this simple, and just this difficult!